IP Monitor for Java

I've just released the third beta (and likely final) version of IP Monitor for Java.

I intend to carbonize the native version for OS X at some point in the near future.

The Pope is hot on Friday nights!

May 3, 2000

Metallica delivers over 60,000 pages of information to Napster's San Mateo, Calif., offices, listing more than 1.4 million copyright violations of 95 Metallica songs and recordings by 335,435 distinct users.

Byte me.

Probably old news to most, but I just stumbled onto it.

The Fetch Story

Jim Matthews, the author of Fetch, the popular Macintosh FTP client, was a contestant on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire. He used some of his winnings to buy the source code from Dartmouth College and is now publishing it himself.

Neat.

It was TV Turn-off Week. I was too busy to care.

Holly red hat! Google uses over 8000 Linux boxes. And I thought my home/office was crowded.

Have you tried searching for songs on Napster lately? Don't you love that No Results? I wonder when they'll actually start pushing their new pay services. Looks to me like they're waiting for everybody to leave first.

It's amazing how most dotcoms still don't have a viable business model. Did anybody really think they could survive without a steady revenue stream?